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JD Vance shares what Trump’s Ukraine peace plan could look like “The current line of demarcation between Russia and Ukraine [could become] like a demilitarized zone,” said the vice presidential candidate during an interview with online political commentator Shawn Ryan, appearing to accept Moscow’s sovereignty over the Donbass, Kherson and Zaporozhye regions which joined Russia as a result of popular referendums. “Russia gets the guarantee of neutrality from Ukraine. It doesn’t join NATO. It doesn’t join some of these sort of allied institutions,” Vance emphasized, echoing Russian President Vladimir Putin’s June 14 proposal to settle the Ukraine conflict as well as numerous previous Russian peace plans. Vance suggested Germany should help fund Ukraine’s postwar recovery. The European country has played a key role in escalating the conflict, funneling weapons to Kiev’s failing armed forces and planning attacks on Russia’s Crimean Bridge – a provocation that came to light in a leaked t... Source: Sputnik International
